Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), March 26, 1924, p. 2

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tlik lpclbrtf llhtm brths mrrkci i charjrcd or at ll e foil 50ci mamak w alcardm50- idcpvrlti township council married of mr tod mr- j n o nr i died in memortam si ill our n lling i it blmnws jaik j- rtc e wl o i e bleep fc e i frant i nu iflr awny obituary w h lphiik one of lsniiceink k moat highly respected and bonornblo yonng men tn the pomon or william henry leslie ditl nt lus in the evorrcen hth lino wednesday last doceabod 45 years o age a bon of the late wm leslie and had resided nil life on tbo homestead mr lflnlio was a presbyterian and a li bo ml ho is suivivcil bj one si i tor mius agnes j leslie deceased was a member of credit lodge af i a m ieorne4wn the funeral wbifcb wfutlnrtfelj attended took place on saturday afternoon the members of ciedit lodge attend ing id a bod the church semco was conducted by tletn w m mckay and w pnttorson and tho mason ir service bj v w bro j b wallace v w bo l bar raclough and w bro bugb dick ie master of credit lodge tbi pall bearera veie t a leslie streotsville fred sinclair tor onto dr marcellns h barnes j j thompson li jmelaixue there were numerous beautiful floral tributes glen williams the special lenteu services at st albans held eaob wednesday afternoon and eveninff are being well attended tbe service deit sunday will be at 11 a m instead of tbe afternoon sunday bchool as uaaal the ulen hockoj team were again yietom m the linnl fiame aek thursday etfmiik ttgnmst the coating mills the score being 2 1 in uteir favor after a 10 minute overtime plaj tiib game was fast and clean only a few minor penalties on ach side 1 first period hewitt scored iook xhot lhc coating milk boo red a goal in thi second period l when a allen put in n shot which went through irarej s legs while iluntley of the dlen dofcdce was serving a minor penal t in tbe 3rd period there was no score both teams being ovenlj tnatcbed the coating mills lumnii the u penenced players while the glen team are all in thoii joutb did well to win m tbe first few mm utes overtime play qrabam took tbo pock from the defence and scored tbe winning tally tbo hair bobbing epidemic baa also u trunk the qlon at a meeting in tbo town qall recently it was decided to have a lacrosse team again this summer why not a junior team wo should have ajunior team to di from to the seniors tbe enow and ice seems to be getting away nicely we are not anticipating any flood this car onr hockey team is holding a dance and bui per this fiuiayeon ing 28tb the soft drink factories hero are preparing for tbo spring rush mi j cain has reopened bis garage hero again stewartton mar 34 11124 tbe council met pursuant in ml j o urn in on t thn iteoto in tin ctiur mi mbcrs all pntxiit thi mniitis f last nueting wore road and con llrmed brown appolbe ihnbtbe trea surer pa wm mulliu glen will amn mi hours 90 streets at 27 1 2 cuts u ibwm gowd expenses in tunneetion with removal of in ligontto house or refuge 6 60 p c thompson 40 hra work on kith line lots 23 to 29 at 27 1 2 enla 1100 e bar rac lough hauling tile for streets and refund m statute labor paid and perform- 1 d 20 00 carried appolbe brown that the trea surer pa j h smith for disintoct ing and placarding to date board of health 10 00 carried brown leslie that treasurer pay george a wilson i man 21 hours work on road at 27 1 2 cents r 77 walter browniidgo 1 man 19 hours work on road at 27 1 2 cents 6 22 ieo laird 1 man i hours at 27 1 2 cents 10- wil ham hardy man and team 19 bra at g6 cents fc 22 jas barnes 3 hours at 6 co 1 os 1 man 18 hrs nt 27 1 2 cents 8 67 total 5 22 work performed in jis barnea road division carried gowdj leslie that leave be ranted to appoint an oveiaoer for the township of enqueuing and that said by law be now read for ie first time carried appelbe rrownlhat tbe by law to appoint an overseer for tbe township of esquesmg be nnw read the second and third times and passe i carried qowd leslie that leave be granted to introduce a by law to commute tbo statute labor in tho fownship of esguesing and that said by law be now read for tbe lirst time tarried leslie ooway that the bj law to commute the statute labour of the township of esqueamg be now read for the second and third times id passed carried leslie brown that loavo be granted to introduce a by law to provide for tbe expenditure on roads in the township of esques- and that said by law be now read for the first time carried gowdy appelbe that tho bj law to provide expenditures on tho oads in the township of esques ng be- now read the second and third times and passed carried gowdjap pei bethat this coon nil do now adjourn to meet on ap nl 14th 1824 at 1 o clock pm canadian killed v in delroil crashlt ruheif j mcullum 1 1 in manufacturer and real 1 ittiu 111 in former of de ietnu ont vv i killodimdotruit last llmiulay march 21 tb an 1 ll h dmifjui r gertrude scriousl injmtl vvlitu his aiitt tn bile was overturned and wrecked by a tnmali it jncs and seminole avenues tho taxicabdrntr rhiiman hid ford is under 1 hi bun 1 on 11 negligent hoinx iile rlmrgf mr mtcsllum vvii dm ng ins daughters mario mid h loanoi 10- ear old tvvitts wrii dertmili to the school when the aiident n mr mccallum died a feu nun utea aftei bqun ailitntlcd to thn receiving ijoipitill mane ami eleanor who ive unti irl win taken to tbetr home mt mccallum vas a member t f tho detroit a thief r club and tin pino lake country club he was born at georgetown and was a son of tbe late wm mccal lum after being 1n businiss in toronto and onllia in went lo detroit about 12 kara ago church news prpbiniriuan rev mr mckaj is making the sunday evening scrv ccs siieciall appropriate fur tho juung mt ie labt sunday evening he spoke lo tbe young women and net sun day evening bejyill preach to vouog men on tbcsiilijl t of indi vidual responsibilit a nor tin invitation is extended to every body st gfohols cnuiicti the bieoml preacher at tlx lenten service on thursday even ing at cn clock will bo the rev t o wallace m a rector of st stephens hnrch toronto and formerly rector of st georges children s service at 4 p m tbe services next sundaj will be c celebration of lht holy commun ion at 8 am matins at ii a m evensong at7pm tho rector will preach over 12g samples to choose your wall paper from at watson rexall drug store customers having batteries in winter storage are respeclfulb ij nested to notifj us two or three days in advfthio of time when they wibh their batlcrjj n o neiil son d brill co belter goods al lower prices i h1u hilnls gtorgelom borsalino week dress up borsalino hts and brill gaps are the best get them at t new spring goods at the mens store cll akir auction sale 1 farm stock and implements iiiiu hli nh jiihi wi ji mil w special values given in these suitings nlcf itvlo tn mid v georgetown through lifes windows what n tragedv it wonld bo if jon were to lime 01 sliffei nnpairmi nt of that most precious liitt sight and ji t ou maj bo neglecting yourccs training them out unthinking ly neglect ma develop tcnous consefjuccces whv not consult our uptometn careful evanunation of jour ejen i glasses iinkss tli will aid or mi rov if glasses are need d wi i me t from 1 00 ii ind have hita make a will riot recommend diftirent tttvlcs dr c c floyd jeweller optometrist oneill block georgetown phome 276 watoh repairing a speciality protect furs and woollens trom moths by btorpro nr cedar chest we roanulactuie and have them in stock size 42 in long 19 in wide 18 in derp priot i100 acton j b mackenzie mills georgetown ashgrove a most onjovable evening was spent at tbe hospitable home of mr and mrs ward ruddell on monday evening march 17th by the members and their families of the ashgrove uf apd tj f w o ci iiba tbe guest of honor was the president of tbo ufo club mr wm hard who is removing from tbe neighborhood tbe evening was spent in progressive euobre and other games follow ing this a dehuous oyster supper was served b tbe ladies of the club when all had partaken of tbese good things mr wilson vice president called the gather ing to order and an id dress was read to mr llardy expressing to him the good fellowship in which be is beld in- thi club and also the sincere regrets all feel that he ib about to leave tho neighborhood mr dardy has been a faithful member of tbe club and president toi tbe last two jeare and has always beet ready to further tbe 10 teres te of the movement in ever way possible though taken by surprise mr fhardy replied thanking his fellow members and assnrrng them ihnt though absent ho would still rem uit a member of the ahfivc club hesa jolly good fliiow was then heartily bunt afttr whiih al dispersed to their hemis the next n e ting will bo held at tbo home of mr norman wng glesworth on tiuihdn evening april 81 d 1fou are invited to come and inspect our intent wall pnp 1 nhiii pies w r watson html inmtltnt tho norval branch of the wo mens institute will hold their reg nlaf monthl meeting at the hoim of mian murine thnrsdaj april 8rd ftks 80 misajititt or george town will k a tojk on flowers there will also be a good miimcal program a cordial invitation is extended it nil ladtealo boiea miss simplicity electric washer price 98- 12 monthly payments the newest things in mens furnishings find ijv 1 lii vii iiii 1 litlir ncktiiu of mil irt dieitf llnuki foi nen mnru m ill the n vi hlnpt iffulh ch 1 k ilesifli iimliiici 4 phj kftids etc also a largi hhhimiid nt of ill the ni vctit idi iih in ties 1 verjom will nitnu bt inuieted ready-to- wear clothing millar co saturday treat the etra special which we have offered you during the month of arch has tnablcd us to inert so our business liljond all exiectattons lus domnnstr itcs to us that you appreciate our efforts w wl en denv tr to show 0111 app eciatfsa of youi very liboial patron ige by put tint forth ever effort to give you the best service possible molasses kisses 20c lb the last tune waave this favonte we sold out of them wo have bcoti reipiestid to rtjieit the special just arrived direot from the manufactiirci ulli lbs of asiorud kisses a great favorite with eveij member or ll e faun ftiil i in 111 ist hioick at 40 per ib saturday half price 20c per fb homemade bullerscolch tottee 25c ib fresh from the upidj kiti 1 en luoii and every member of tho fani il loves it special saturday 25c per lb weekend chocolates 32c lb i buv such high grade c hoeolates at week end special 32c lb coal beat d l w son coal in all sizes aio smithing and steam coal v e do iu i know w here j so low a i nee regular 40 and 50c lb 10000 marbles free jacksons new spring fabrics dress fabrics voiles crepes siikascotch zephyrs ginghams cham brays serges sateens print lawns muslins organdies nainsook indian linen cottons cambrics longcloth ladies cloth galateas shirting flannelettes cottonade denims ticking sheets sheeting pillow cases pillow cottons pilltsw runners dresser scarfs bed spreads blankets towels toweling table damasks napkins centre pieces stamped litiens hosiery glove sweaters pullovers underwear houscdresses aprons handkerchiefs laces em broideries ribbons veils children s wear dresses coveralls creepers rompers headwcar these lines have been carefully selected as to style quality value and service the attractive values will appeal to you see the styles see the goods see the values quality value service jacksons georgetown regardless- of price there is not an i lectric washer which will do better work or is more dependable than the miss 8impltoit tbore are already a large number of these machines in use right in georgetown and jn every lease the owners am delighted with their machines ask for a free demonstration in jour own home the next time on wash speights muflc electric radio shoppe pfnme47w brooke blook 7 georgetown georgetown flour feed mills free e lbs- whole wheat flo phone 195 ever cash purchase of 2 hags of pastr honrat fl6c each w c bessey georgetown oh bojstake notice just a tew i ison is hen have jon got jour share put nn j n foi t ister prices before buj it me on em from 2c up rliewhnre don t forgot v hee qui window t for ft call print and egelnhlcs we lno have tctimlo soup ta coitee hot chocol ite and iand neilson h ice cream tor rjusl tj brick or bulk dehvrel snlo agents for smiles and chuckles g0e poi lb harold c puonf ho black gl org towi1 mrs j watkins al station phone 62rb4 coal best anthracite coal alwaya on hand nut and stove tlsso small egg s14s0 large sized pea 1200 delivered to any part of the town also coke phone 180 rogers co georgetown dont pay 1400 or more for a car without knowing what the leader offers in the finecar field we made a ctnvata of many who bought rivals of srudcbakera we uid tell us why you liked your or the better the majority said we di3 not even look at the studcbaker most of them bought new model of the car they owned before yet studcbaker li a leader in the finecar field today studebaker baud more quality can than any other plant in the world last year 145 167 finecar buyers paid 201 000 000 for studebaker cars nearly three times ai many aa in 1920 la h fair to yourself or fair to vm not to learn the afor thia trend facts to consider studebaker asseta are 90000000 all staked on satisfying better than others buyers of high 150000000 in modern plants and equipment of which 132000 000 haa been added during tbe past five 10 000 000 in body plants j givi up rlativi see the studebahers studebaker builds more one car than any other plant in tbe world last year 145 167 wise motor car buyers paid 201000000 for studepajcetwi the demand baa almost trebled in the past three years it is folly to buy car in this class without knowing what we give that lack of vibration so conspicuous in stude bakers costs as 600000 yearly in extra mitilnli of crank shafts that matchless strength in vital parts comes from the costliest steels for some we add 13 to the quoted price to get exactness in them that chase mohair used in our closed cars is made from tbe soft fleece of angora goats cotton or ordinary wool or a combination of both could reduce our price 100 to lf0 per car but it would tires the motoraeter the courtesy light on some models figure what they would cost as extras t 123 experts who devote their whole time to studying dttterments consider studebaker history for 72 years this concern has stood for high principles and policies for two generations against all the world it held first place in horse drawn vehicles now for years its name and fame have been committed to bite attainments in fine motor cars 1 you only unev there is no room here for details and compan sons you wfll find them all in studebaker show rooms but let us cite some significant facts the infinite care we employ 1200 mspec tors to make 30000 inspec tions of tbe material and workmanship in each studebaker car before it leaves the factory if you want beauty fine phoisttry rich finishnd equipment consider that studebaker has had more experience m fine coach building than any other motor car maker these arc facts you should know they are in ducmg 150000 per year to choose studebaker cars some aell under f 1500 some meet every require ment in sue and power and luxury but the chassis are altaiike save in aure the same steels the same standards throughout every important stude baker part represents the best we know people hare laamed these facts hundreds of thousands of them the demand for studebakers nasajnwstwt in thr y investigate the reasons you will find them by the scores then if yon choose a rival car we shall have nothing more to say l 1 ht- a i x iry advertisingit pays 5pass 112 in w b 40 h p touting si 465 roadster 3pass 1445 coupe roadster 2 pass 173s coupe 5pass 1985 sedan 2135 special six stass 119mw b s0h p touring 12000 roadster 2 pass 1970 coupe 5pass 2665 sedan 2s60 big six j n dneill son 7 pass 126in w b 60 h p touting 2425 speedster 5pass 2550 coupe 5pass 3395 sedan 365 georgetown the vyprld s rcest producer of quality automobiles

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